Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-09

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black Percheron Norman stallion two years
old that stands u hands high and weighs
| 1900 pounds He took first premium at the
county fair last week nnd we think he is the
best stallion of his ogo in tbo rnun+v -
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ceiO rionoaS ''TiiiiS W l',rSe "u'iehce aC
the Methodist church.--C. ). Manning
and wife left on Tuesday for Challer City,
Iowa, where Mr.. Manning will open "a
branch Office for Hamilton, Best q Kimball
for the ,nonufncture of their medicine
j. ID. Martin, who has been i'm the en-
ploy of Station Agent V. A. Irish as opera
tor and clerk goes to Cleveland Ohio, next
| week to accent a more lucrative position: he
leaves a large number of friends here and
| ,iu bo s,,,, 10 MAKO man. f,iouds in liz
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slchieSa uii'o"S '',e Sil''i C"II'' en- lIelS n"N,
prnclpaHy DoWel complaint, d. .. mt
ney's folks having lost bright little boy on
Sunday and another one is very sick with
cholera infantum.--P c. Stanley shipDed
his two vear old stallion to DIR. IRA Chandler
of KINGSTON Mass to whom br sold him
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iisO week Ut 'le iolr lor s'oV'
Fairfax.
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- larGe huli'orr from ON tlie Dapilst church
| attended the ASSOCIATION at montgomery.
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land Shepardson, Palmer Farnsworth
George Hunt and James Ruggles.--G. ..
Lewis ana Wlie OF massachusetts, are visiting
relatives ana friends III toWn.--fred
Fancher, Warner Brush and Miss Bertha
Gilbert have gone to attend the fall term of
school at Saxton's River-J b. Case is
able to ride t.--Reniamin Dawson has
co far rncoyered rs to he ohIe to ha ont on
9I a. -''l . rui s.l,-i1 i.i
'ne Hu ie'' ,'"e l''' "a '9oii % anu ~"
mOtllef nave gone 10 EaS' falfllelu 10 NlslO
relatives Mrs. Joseph kidder of Eas-
Fairfield visited at James Ruggles' last week.
Miss Fitch of Buck Hollow was in
town the first of the week. the puest of
Minnie Uoy.Iov - Mrs I puunort In. ro-
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New ti, 4FF i}o dn% Emo mas has morga hoa ms ms
lamlly 10 W atefNlIe ana mas begun MS
school.-Miss Mary Wheeler, Clara Cilley
and Clara Stiles have gone to johnson for
the fall school - Miss Jennie McEachron
from New York is visiting relatives in
town. Misses Hattie Wood has begun her
school at Sanderson's Corners and Bertha
Perham in Huntvlle
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Cornwall
Mr.. and Mrs Milo B. Williamson left
home Monday last to visit Mr. William
son ranch IN IeXas. !nty eNptct (,l 10 dm 9e an,
IN. "0oT, ."i1e va i,'tnr i,
in', .ccontad sit1.tior au tascbe,, in tha
Rnrr and Rurton seminary Miss
Sarah Guernsey. A graduate of Mount
Holyoke SEMINARY. and at one time a
teacher in ID. l.. Moody's summer school,
has accepted situation rs a teacher in
the Casteton Normal school and went to
that place last week to commence her du.
tles...... Miss Addle Peck, daughter OF
{. Peek O. minneapolis, Minn. Is N town
| Nlsltlhg ner lrlendS Nj anu MIS-.
Norman root OF Malone; \. y are IN
town visiting their son Harry.
Enosburgh.
Mr. LYMAN Gilbert. who about y wear
Went In Nerzlard. NeXico. in the interest
OF the FELTON, Bros. mas returned home
not finding tbinus there AS satisfactory as
he would ike Miss Eva Woodward
returns to Johnson to the Normal school
this week ... Miss Lora Guild also re-
turns to college this week MIR. Meloire
Wright who went to New York to be
| oh fp h - h,4. re-